Thank you for all the hard work and all the improvements!

Good luck on the next fest! May the algo gods be with you

Can’t wait to try this one out!

This can't be Godot right? right?

I think if someone was following the discussion, they might have learned something. Which is a win in my book.

Or we confused everyone, but then they probably didn’t understand it in the first place, so no harm done :)

Thank you for the discussion. It let me revisit the whole protocol which has been a while.

To conclude: You were right my initial comment about redundancy was false.

And networking is hard and fascinating.

But that’s not really guaranteed is it? If A goes down right after sending that YES it can’t communicate further.

So I don’t think it’s about a guarantee it’s about reducing a probability.

(Or at least that’s how currently see it, but I gladly change my mind)

That is true if there would be no other messages after the first two, but for tcp there would be packages send afterwards, so the last message could already contain data, but that’s not the case (if I recall correctly).

But yes you are correct that redundant was the wrong term.

I doubt that would suffice as an explanation as in this scenario the third message is redundant.

If they could, it would probably be valve, but I really hope that will never happen.

Imagine making a flatscreen Tron game in a world where VR exists…

(Yes I know the economics aren’t there to make it in VR)

That is really nice if your platform can afford transparency (distant mobile VR sobbing)

Beautiful, I had this one when manipulating text the wing way…

I use RustRover frequently, but it has some issues with advanced macros.

A pleasant alternative for me is currently Zed.

Any other nice rust IDE?

Don’t forget that unity is, to my knowledge, the first game engine which went for an IPO and is publicly traded. The demands of the stock market are very difficult to meet, especially after the hype phase is over.
I don’t think there ever was a profitable game engine which persisted for a long time.

Ok native iOS app is in testing:

testflight.apple.com/join/MAM6BrYF

And thank you for your crates and templates, they were a big help getting it to mobile!